California Supreme Court
Aug. 18, 2009
Five Years Later, Still Waiting for High Court
It's been nine years since Miguel Martinez and four others picked strawberries for a central California grower who went belly up without paying them. They're still waiting. Their last hope lies with the California Supreme Court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - It's been nine years since Miguel Martinez and four other farmworkers picked strawberries for a central California grower who went belly-up without paying them. They're still waiting. Their last hope lies with the California Supreme Court, where their case has been languishing for more than three years. Briefing was completed in June 2006, making it the oldest case on the court's do...
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